An administrator is planning to enable vSphere with Tanzu on an existing VI workload domain. The following information is known:
• There is one vSphere cluster in that domain where all ESXi hosts have two uplinks.
• The NSX edge cluster will be deployed on the same vSphere cluster.
• Both System and NSX traffic will use the same uplinks of the VDS switch spanning the ESXi hosts.
Which statement accurately describes the deployment of this NSX edge cluster?
To correctly configure the NSX edge cluster deployment when both System and NSX traffic will use the same uplinks of the VDS switch spanning the ESXi hosts, it is necessary to segregate the traffic between ESXi and edge TEP to avoid potential network congestion and ensure proper traffic management. Therefore, two VLANs are needed for ESXi and edge TEP traffic. This separation allows for efficient handling and isolation of traffic types, ensuring the network operates smoothly without interference between system and NSX traffic.
A. Two VLANs are needed for ESXi and edge TEP traffic.
C cloud be the correct If Edge VM TEP interface connected to a logical switch/segment on a NVDS with NSX-T 3.1.0 or above and is on a host prepared for NSX. Any other way, ESXi TEP and Edge TEP must be on separate VLANs. Edge TEP and ESXi host TEP must be on separate VLANs in the following configurations: - Edge VM TEP interface connected to a vDS portgroup where that vDS is used by NSX-T - Edge VM TEP interface connected to a logical switch on vDS/NVDS prior to NSX-T 3.1.0 https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/83743
sorry C https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/83743